Understanding Foglight for Container Management
About Foglight for Container Management
Architecture
Sizing Your Monitored Environment
Using Foglight for Container Management
Foglight Management Server Requirements
Kubernetes Agent Requirements
Docker Swarm Agent Requirements
Getting Started
Kubernetes
Reference
Monitoring Kubernetes Clusters
Monitoring Kubernetes Nodes
Monitoring Kubernetes Workloads
Monitoring Kubernetes Pods
Monitoring Kubernetes Other Components
Alarms
Capacity Management
Cost
Optimizer
Administration
Docker Swarm
Monitoring Docker Containers
Monitoring Docker Hosts
Monitoring Docker Swarm Clusters
Monitoring Docker Swarm Services
Alarms
Analytics
Domains and Object Groups
Understanding Foglight for Container Management
About Foglight for Container Management
Containers are a method of operating system virtualization that allow you to run an application and its dependencies in resource-isolated processes. Foglight® for Container Management simplifies this process by tracking each container, the resources it consumes, and the remaining compute of the container host, as well as providing you with the cluster information and pre-configured rules with notifications identifying the problem of your clusters.
Architecture
Foglight for Container Management consists of three main components:
